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Volume 58 No. 1

From Wheat to Marijuana: Revisiting the Federalism Debate Post-Gonzales v. Raich

April 1, 2012July 6, 2025

Saby Ghoshray

58 Wayne L. Rev. 63

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The Federal Controlled Substance Act Does Not Preempt the Michigan Marihuana Act

Much ado about Nothing: Why Rescheduling Won’t Solve Advocates’ Medical Marijuana Problem

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Volume 56 No. 4

Understanding the Overrulings: A Response to Robert Sedler
ByAdministrator January 1, 2012July 6, 2025

Trent B. Collier & Philip J. DeRosier

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Volume 58 No. 1

Much ado about Nothing: Why Rescheduling Won’t Solve Advocates’ Medical Marijuana Problem
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Volume 57 No. 1

Rethinking Presidential Supremacy
ByAdministrator April 1, 2011July 6, 2025

Heidi Kitrosser

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Volume 55 No. 2

Distinguished Lecture: Surveillance and the Constitution
ByAdministrator June 1, 2009July 15, 2025

Christopher Slobogin

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Volume 57 No. 1

Searching for Effective and Constitutional Reponses to Homegrown Terrorists
ByAdministrator April 1, 2011July 6, 2025

Barbara L. McQuade

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